Coronation Day is finally here! The curtains have been raised on the most-awaited events of the show. The entire Kingdom celebrating its new Monarch select and important leads to adding credibility to the accounts. The subjects of the reign accept it with a bottle of thin air. Nonetheless, not all of them. While a few of them already have the Monarch as their king. The others refuse to even swear allegiance to the forth-coming dah. Following the chats on Not My King, continue to defeat the cheers, the risk to the monarchy continues o grow as forever. 

 There are undoubted setbacks, but the monarchy also tried rectifying a lot of them without actually sending them back. After Nottingham’s public expressed its indifference to the Monarchy, another prominent member of the Island joins the club. It is none other than the Welsh town in the city of London. The same town has Prince William of Wales, Princess Of Wales, Kate Middleton, and so on.

As reported by Guardian, the Welsh town looked forward to a Coronation Party post the service at Westminster Abbey. The same has been the family custom for years. It was the Caldicot suit that wished to celebrate their new king with great pomp and show. The work has thus begun. 

Why did the Welsh town call off the coronation party? 

As it seems, the town was seemingly deprived of their right to watch the grand coronation ceremony of King Charles III. However, to their own surprise, the crowd could raise no collective amount to bear the expenses of the party. Thus, they collectively refrained from going for an after-party, thereby canceling the celebration. The crowd seemed nowhere interested in donating to this cause. 

 The planned event for the king’s coronation has had to be canceled primarily “due to a lack of support and funding available to cover costs“. Meanwhile, there has been an outright war going on between Prince Harry and the Murdoch Papers. The targeted publications by Prince Harry could very well contribute to the “glaring errors’‘. 

What is your take on the matter?